Đề ôn thi Đề thi vào lớp 10 Cần Thơ môn Tiếng Anh - Mã đề CTH-12

Question 1

1. ticket counter
2. movie theater
3. shopping mall
4. movie night

Question 2

1. not use to
2. used to
3. use to
4. got used to

Question 3

1. activity
2. actively
3. active
4. activate

Question 4

1. as
2. although
3. so
4. because of

Question 5

1. who
2. whom
3. which
4. whose

Question 6

1. brings
2. brought
3. bring
4. will bring

Question 7

1. haven't we
2. don't we
3. have we
4. didn't we

Question 8

1. is
2. did
3. does
4. will

Question 9

1. b-a-d-c
2. b-d-c-a
3. a-c-b-d
4. b-a-c-d

Question 10

1. a-d-e-c-b
2. c-a-d-e-b
3. a-d-e-b-c
4. b-a-d-e-c

Question 11

1. My recollection of that detail is unclear.
2. Why are you asking me that question?
3. Yes, we always put five different kinds of fruit.
4. I think we should buy them from the market.

Question 12

1. Yes, our organic produce is in aisle seven.
2. You can always find them somewhere.
3. Why do you prefer organic vegetables?
4. I hope you find what you need.

Question 13

1. You need to wear earmuffs to stay warm.
2. You need to use headphones to listen to music.
3. You have to wear something to protect your ears from loud noises.
4. You should cover your ears if you're scared of heights.

Question 14

1. You should tell everyone how great it is to volunteer.
2. You should stay inside if you are bored.
3. You should try to win an award for volunteering.
4. You should spend some time helping your community.

Question 15

1. Many people enjoy helping local community.
2. Many people enjoy to help their local community.
3. Many people enjoy helps their local community.
4. Many people enjoy helping their local community.

Question 16

1. Could you explain how the company's health insurance works?
2. Could you explain how the company health insurance works?
3. Could you explain how the company's health insurance work?
4. Could you explain how does the company's health insurance work?

Question 17

1. It's a good idea to ask guests if they have any food preferences.
2. It is good idea to ask guests if they have food preferences.
3. It's a good idea to ask guests if they have food preferences.
4. It's a good idea asking guests if they have any food preferences.

Question 18

1. If you want start a new project, it's important to ask for help.
2. If you want to start a new project, it's important to ask for help.
3. If you want to start a new project, it's important to ask help.
4. If you want to start a new project, it's important ask for help.

Question 19

1. The more you read, the better understand you will complex ideas.
2. The much you read, the good you will understand complex ideas.
3. The more you read, the better you will understand complex ideas.
4. More you read, the better you will understand complex ideas.

Question 20

1. The fresher the ingredients will be, the better the sushi will taste.
2. The fresher the ingredients are, the better the sushi will taste.
3. The fresher the ingredients, the better the sushi will taste.
4. The freshest the ingredients are, the best the sushi will taste.

Question 21

1. in
2. up
3. away
4. off

Question 22

1. Consequently
2. Moreover
3. Otherwise
4. Nevertheless

Question 23

1. to
2. with
3. by
4. from

Question 24

1. principle
2. basic
3. principal
4. prime

Question 25

1. will reduce
2. would have reduced
3. would reduce
4. reduce

Question 26

1. some
2. each
3. much
4. many

Question 27

1. Light Pollution: Causes, Effects, and Potential Solutions
2. How to Save Energy with Smarter Streetlights
3. The Urban Development of Ho Chi Minh City
4. Why We Can No Longer See Stars in Modern Cities

Question 28

1. observe
2. reduce
3. add to
4. brighten

Question 29

1. harmful
2. temporary
3. natural
4. modern

Question 30

1. They move away from cities to darker areas.
2. They learn to hunt during the daytime instead.
3. They become less threatened by predators.
4. Their normal life patterns are disrupted.

Question 31

1. Scientists do not yet have any ideas on how to fix the issue.
2. Solving light pollution is too expensive for most cities to consider.
3. The problem can be reduced with better technology and awareness.
4. The only way to solve it is by turning off all city lights completely.

Question 32

1. By defining a problem, explaining its causes, detailing its effects, and mentioning solutions.
2. By arguing for the benefits of city lights and then listing some disadvantages.
3. By presenting a historical timeline of how city lighting has evolved over time.
4. By comparing and contrasting light pollution with other types of pollution.

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